After a sporting year completely overwhelmed by the coronavirus, we will go to a second chance in 2021, with the European Football Championships and Olympic Games postponed. These are the main sporting events scheduled for this year – subject to change.
Of course, the European Football Championships and the Olympics are the most striking in the crowded calendar. The two biggest events on the one-year calendar have been moved to the summer of 2021, but like all other tournaments, the question is whether all of it is possible this year.
At the moment, the world is still under the influence of the Coronavirus and strict travel restrictions are in place. European Championships in 12 different countries and the Games in Tokyo, with athletes from all over the world, will be a logistical challenge. The calendar below is promising, but subject to change.
January
January 16-17: Also all round ran into Heerenveen
January 22-24: EC Shorttrack in Gdansk
January 30-31: Cycling World Championships in Ostend
January 30: Rico Verhoeven – Jamal Bin Sadiq World Heavyweight Champion
February
February 7: Energy
February 8-21: Australian Open
February 11-14: World Championship distances in Heerenveen
March
March 5-7: World Short Track Championships in Dordrecht
March 5-7: (Closed) European Athletics Championships in Toru, Poland
March 19-21: The first Formula 1 race of the season in Australia
From 24 to 31 March: Group stage European U-21 Football Championship with Jung Oranji
Dutch juniors start the European Championships in March, which begins in March and ends in early June.
April
April 4: Tour of Flanders
April 11: Paris Rubex
April 18: The Amstel Gold Race
April 21-25: I also do gymnastics in Basel
April 25: Liège Baston Liège
May
May 8-30: Tour of Italy
May 10-23: EC swimming in Budapest
May 16: The Women’s UEFA Champions League Final in Gothenburg
23 May-6 June: Roland Garros
May 26: The European League final in Gdansk
May 29: The Champions League final in Istanbul
31 Mi-6 Johnny: The knockout stage of the European Under-21 Football Championship
June
Jun 11 – july 11: EC Football
Jun 11 – july 11: Copa America at Argentinië in Colombia
June 26 – July 18Tour of France
June 28 – July 11: Wimbledon
The Amstel Gold Race cannot be held in 2020.
July
July 2-11: Giro Rosa
July 23 – August 11: the Olympics
August
Aug 14 – Sep 5: Return to Spain
Aug 15 – Sep 30: European Volleyball Championship (women)
Aug 25 – Sep 3: Games for people with special needs
Aug 30 – Sep 12: US Open
September
Sep 3-5: GP for the Netherlands in Formula 1
September 8-12: European Cycling Championships in Italy
September 19-26: Cycling World Championship in Belgium
The Tokyo Olympics, like many other events, have been postponed for a year.
October
October 6-10: Nations League Finals (Football) in Italy
October 17-24: Gymnastics World Cup in Japan
November
November 2-7: EC Short Swimming Course in Kazan
Dec
Dec 2-19: Handball World Cup (women) in Spain
December 5th: The last Formula 1 race of the season is in Abu Dhabi
December 13-18: World Championship short course for swimming in Abu Dhabi
in December: Club World Cup in Japan
in December: Dart WK
Late December: Olympic Qualifying Speed Skating Championships
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